Sigurta Garden Park: Skip The Line

Explore the enchanting beauty of Parco Sigurtà, ranked among the world's top five gardens and hailed by King Charles as a 'unique wonder.' Nestled near the medieval town of Valeggio su Mincio, this park offers a mesmerizing escape into nature. Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of colors with stunning displays of seasonal blooms, including Tulips, Irises, Roses, Lilies, and Asters.

The park's landscape is adorned with Mediterranean cypresses, olive trees, oaks, maples, box trees, palms, and an array of plants and shrubbery. Spanning 600,000 sqm, Parco Sigurtà boasts iconic attractions like The Great Oak, The Water Gardens, the Maze, the Great Lawn, and the charming Animal Farm.

Explore the captivating beauty of Parco Sigurtà hassle-free with our exclusive ticket! Skip the lines at the entrance and enjoy the flexibility of an open-date ticket, allowing you to choose your preferred day within the opening season. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking surroundings of this world-renowned garden near Valeggio su Mincio, and make the most of your visit with the convenience of priority access and flexible scheduling.

OPENINGS TIME The Parco Giardino Sigurtà is open every day (No entry on 1stApril, 25 April,1st May) from 9am to 7pm (last admission at 18.00) from 8 March 2025 until 09 November 2025.In the months of March, October and November last admission at 5pm, closing at 6pm.

PARKING Visitors can park in the free car parks outside the Gardens, the closest is 400 meters away, (note that the car parks are not guarded). Guests with disabilities can access the car park inside the grounds of the gardens. The nearest equipped areas for day and night stops are in Borghetto sul Mincio, 2.5 km from the Park.It is not possible to park for the night in the Park's car parks. FREE ADMISSION The 100% disabled with certification are entitled to free entry and free parking inside. Accompanying persons pay €12,00. DOG ADMISSION Unfortunatly no dogs are allowed to enter, with the exception of guide-dogs for the sight-impaired. To help out dog owners who would like to visit, there's a special arrangement with two nearby kennels (subject to availability at the kennels). You should contact The Custode delle Muraglie, near Villafranca is 6 kms from the Park; charges starting from € 17,00 for 1 day (without overnight stay)for info see their website http://www.ilcustodedellemuraglie.it/. To ensure that pensions can accomodate your pet, it is mandatory to call the aforementioned facilities a few days in advance.The other facility available is “Il Sogno di Silvia e Nabirra” (Silvia and Nabirra’s Dream) which 6 kms from the Park, with prices from €18 per day. https://www.ilsognodisilviaenabirra.it/ You are advised to call in advance to check on availability.The contacts are on the website in the rules section. DURATION OF THE VISIT The average length of a visit is half a day but visitors can stay the whole day if they wish. WAYS OF SEEING THE PARK You can visit the Park on foot, or on the panoramic train that will take you round the gardens with a 35-minute voice guide, or on your own bicycle or one rented from the Park. You can also drive around the Park in an electric golf-cart equipped with GPS and voice tour explaining the Park's most interesting features. BICYCLES You can rent a bike at the park or bring your own, using the 10 Kms of porphyry-paved lanes around the grounds. EATING INSIDE THE PARK Inside the Park there are coffee bars that sell fresh panini, drinks, ice-cream and snack.There are dining areas set aside next to the coffee bars, equipped with tables and seating, but it is possible to respect the environment and other visitors while having a packed lunch on a blanket placed on the lawn. No barbecue. WHEN TO VISIT THE PARK Each season is surprising and has its own characteristics. Spring is full of flowers: from crocuses to tulips, from daffodils to hyacinths, peonies, roses, but not only! The green expanses will be ideal for recovering from the cold of winter. In the summer season you will find the wonderful aquatic blooms such as water lilies and lotus flowers, and then the hydrangeas, dahlias, hemerocallis, tagetes, and you can enjoy the shade of the ancient trees. Autumn in the Park is special thanks to its explosion of colors given by the foliage of Japanese maples and ginkgo biloba trees and by the numerous asters, canna indica and annual plants. TULIPS BLOOMING The extraordinary Tulipmania season at the Park is from the second part of March through to the last week of April. We remind you that, as nature demands, the year's weather conditions may significantly affect the flowering periods.